My Chemical Romance Share Rare Live Recording of ‘Someone Out There Loves You’ for ‘The Black Parade’ Anniversary
My Chemical Romance are set to release a previously unreleased live recording of ‘Someone Out There Loves You’ as part of the 20th-anniversary edition of The Black Parade, arriving on 23 October.
Recorded at Maxwell’s in Hoboken, New Jersey, on 24 October 2007, the performance captures a song long known among fans as ‘Stay’. Although My Chemical Romance played it during the Black Parade touring era, it never received an official release before its inclusion in the anniversary collection.
The expanded edition features the original 14-track album alongside six bonus tracks: three B-sides, ‘Heaven Help Us’, ‘Kill All Your Friends’ and ‘My Way Home Is Through You’, plus live performances of ‘Dead!’, ‘The Sharpest Lives’ and ‘Someone Out There Loves You’.
Originally released in October 2006, The Black Parade became one of My Chemical Romance's defining records, following the success of 2004's Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge. Its theatrical concept and ambitious arrangements helped establish the band as one of the defining acts of the emo and alternative rock scene of the 2000s.
The 20th-anniversary edition arrives on 23 October in several formats, including a deluxe CD and a limited-edition audiophile vinyl release.
The Black Parade (20th Anniversary Edition) is released on 23 October via Reprise Records.
